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Companies have significant opportunities to transform and generate more value with AI. But many don’t know where to begin. In this episode, Brian Evergreen, founder and CEO of The Profitable Good Company, joins Steve Odland, President and CEO of The Conference Board, to discuss the next the evolution of AI and how leaders should be thinking about their AI strategy.
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